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Chauvin Arnoux PEL 103 Power Energy Logger
£1,295.00 Ex VAT
Chauvin Arnoux PEL103 Power Energy Logger
The Chauvin Arnoux PEL103 Power Energy Logger is designed to measure and record the consumption of electrical installations in order to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs. This model improves upon the PEL102 with a backlit 4-line LCD capable of clearly displaying readings in real-time.
- Suitable for use on single-phase, split-phase and three-phase installations
- Can be installed without cutting off the mains power supply
- Map the electrical consumption on a site
- Gain a real-time snapshot of consumption
- Analyse electrical network quality
- Record harmonics up to the 50th order with phase indication
- Record results to an SD card
- Real-time communication with a PC
- Data transfer and analysis with supplied PEL software
The Chauvin Arnoux PEL range can be purchased with a set of 3 x MA193 flexible clamps rated up to 10,000A AC. This set can be added when purchasing with other optional clamps also available.
Simple System Set-Up
Installation of the instrument can be performed without having to open the electrical network, while the magnetic panel on the rear and slim design allow the PEL103 to be quickly mounted onto all electrical cabinets even when the door is closed. Measurements are then performed using 3 additional current sensors and voltage inputs allowing the logger to record all electrical parameters including RMS frequency, voltage, current, power values and power factor. With this data the energy efficiency of your electrical distribution system can be continually monitored and optimised.
The PEL103 Power Energy Logger can also be installed in an electrical cabinet for extended periods to continuously monitor the active, apparent and reactive power values. It will instantly detect whenever the subscribed power threshold is exceeded, alerting users to overconsumption and an increase in energy bills.
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